How to use our new digital editions

Our digital editions are now powered by NewspaperDirect, but will continue to work broadly as before - you can browse through sections of the newspaper page by page, enlarge or print individual articles, and use search to locate pieces in the two-week archive. Here's a short guide to how to get the best of the service, plus answers to some questions about payment.

How do I find G2?

You should be able to see every section from today's paper from the opening screen of the service. From anywhere else, you can move around the current edition by using the menu at top left.

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How do I find yesterday's paper?

Just next to the list of sections is a calendar menu allowing you to choose between the available editions.

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How do I get a print version of an article?

Clicking on the headline of any article will bring up a window allowing you to print the article or access a number of other services, such as an audio version, or an automatic translation into a number of languages.

Where's the search function?

To perform a text search, simply enter your search terms in the box at the top of the page.

What is keyword monitoring?

Keyword monitoring allows you to set up an email alert to be sent to you every time a term is mentioned in the Guardian or Observer. For instance, you could ask to be told whenever an article discusses "diabetes", "Blackburn Rovers" or "solar energy". You can access this service by clicking on "My monitors" in the "My services" menu at top right of the screen.

When can I expect the latest edition to be available?

The latest edition should be available every day by 3am UK time.

• If you have any comments or queries about our new digital edition service, please go to our Inside Guardian blog to let us know